
I Run an Underground Hospital in America
我在美国开地下医院
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 431k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
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193Chapters
65Monthly votes
2.1kRecommendations
17.5kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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Does the author have some misunderstanding about the financial situation of Americans? How can he casually spend twenty to thirty thousand dollars in medical expenses? Even in Los Santos, the people at the bottom who can see illegal clinics can only spend two to three thousand dollars, and this is still a patchwork situation.
If I have a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, I don't need to see a doctor.
Why are all the comments praising the writing? Is this comment control or fake positive reviews?
The preceding chapters describe the protagonist working for an American pharmaceutical company and traveling to the US on business. However, the protagonist doesn't understand why underground hospitals in the US use only veterinary drugs. Even an ordinary citizen like myself knows that these pharmaceutical giants lobby Congress to pass legislation strictly limiting American doctors' prescriptions…
Good books are often books that elites or people who used to find unreadable, because they touch on their sore spots.
Chapter 54
Having read up to chapter 54, I'm starting to have low hopes for this book. Currently, it's written as a medical skills-based story, but judging from the title and content, it will also involve building a faction and personal development. If I'm not mistaken, it will blend two styles, plus a partial personal development writing style. If the blend is good, some readers will leave; if it's bad, it will fall apart.
Don't listen to the trolls in the comments section. Read a few chapters; it won't take up much of your time. This book is quite interesting.
Good books must be read
The author writes exceptionally well, depicting how people believe in the cost-cutting American pills, where the average person can't even afford a few hundred dollars, while simultaneously going to a shady clinic they've never been to before and casually handing over tens of thousands of dollars in cash.
The author's idea is quite good, but the numbers in the article are too high. It is outrageous to ask for such a high salary 😰 If written like this, the scale will get bigger and bigger, and hospitals in the region will be affected, and they will definitely be in trouble later 😰
Here are some answers to questions about this book.
The most frequent questions about this book are about the IRS. As soon as the male protagonist made money, a bunch of people jumped out and said, "If you dare to make so much money and not pay taxes, the IRS would have arrested you long ago." The Chinese internet is rife with rumors about the IRS, spreading them like myths.
Good article. Don't listen to those warning posts; they all warn you about potential pitfalls.